according to what I read on xhs (chinese media), fans said Song is NOT the good guy he's trying SO HARD to come…
You know what I wrote. You do not know why I wrote it. Everything you've said about my intentions is an assumption presented as fact. You're free to judge my actions. You are not free to declare my motives as truth. I have nothing further to add.
according to what I read on xhs (chinese media), fans said Song is NOT the good guy he's trying SO HARD to come…
You had every right to disagree with my decision to reply with a hidden spoiler. You lost the strength of your argument the moment you replaced it with "douche" and "asshole."
If your position is reasonable, it shouldn't require insults to support it. We could have discussed spoiler etiquette. Instead, you chose personal attacks.
Just finsihed Ep 6. The show is a bit intense and complicated as to the cases they are working on.Some things…
While I agree to an extent, I think you're comparing a fictional setup set in Asia to how institutions are expected to operate in the US. Not every police department or crime bureau functions the same way, and unfortunately corruption, bureaucracy, different policing practices, and even societal attitudes can influence how situations unfold.
As for the lethal force point, yes, that's how it would likely play out in many parts of the US. But this wasn't the US, and it wasn't even a typical police confrontation. At that moment, it was just the two of them, no one else knew where they were, and neither side initially had a firearm drawn. Soojin reacted the way she did, but what confused me more was Chaeha. She had plenty of time to try and disarm Soojin—or at least intervene—while Taeseon/Prosecutor Ju was busy wrestling with and trying to subdue her. That felt like the bigger missed opportunity to me.
this season is a wholeass dumpsterfire, with each passing ep it becomes more and more DISAPPOINTING !! (I was looking forward to this season solely because of HOW promising the trailer looked).
it had THAT potential but poor writing weakened it more than i could grace it..
the one candle that we saw, phob lit it. but like.. why does it matter ?
Phob was staying at his aunts with his mom but after a confrontation with his mom and getting slapped for being himself and loving tinn no matter what he ran to Tinn !! Tinn who was in his room, reading a book upon hearing a thud sound came running to the window and saw phob standing in the rain below/outside when he ran down, then the two came up to Tin's room !!
you're completely misremembering it, IT IS TIN'S ROOM ! Chet was anywyas suspicious of the two, seeing the two esp. late at night confirmed his suspicion even more !!
the one candle that we saw, phob lit it. but like.. why does it matter ?
those were all set up by tinns family 😭 phob just happened to light one. remember it was actually tin's room to which phob came. not the other way around.
If your position is reasonable, it shouldn't require insults to support it. We could have discussed spoiler etiquette. Instead, you chose personal attacks.
As for the lethal force point, yes, that's how it would likely play out in many parts of the US. But this wasn't the US, and it wasn't even a typical police confrontation. At that moment, it was just the two of them, no one else knew where they were, and neither side initially had a firearm drawn. Soojin reacted the way she did, but what confused me more was Chaeha. She had plenty of time to try and disarm Soojin—or at least intervene—while Taeseon/Prosecutor Ju was busy wrestling with and trying to subdue her. That felt like the bigger missed opportunity to me.
it had THAT potential but poor writing weakened it more than i could grace it..
you're completely misremembering it, IT IS TIN'S ROOM ! Chet was anywyas suspicious of the two, seeing the two esp. late at night confirmed his suspicion even more !!